Hope High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Regmistraticmi I There are six hundred and thirty-one pupils in attendance at the school.. The corps of teachers numbers twenty-six. Faculty CHARLES E. DENNIS, JR., PH. D., Principal. WALTER J. TOWNE, A. M., Mathematics. IRENE SANIEWSKA, French. ANNE T. WEEDEN, A. M., German. CHARLES E. TILLEY, A. M., Science. JESSE L. BEERs, A.'B., Classics. GRACE H. PARKER, A. B., Science. ELIZA M. PEIRCE, A. M., English. BEssIE S. WARNER, A. M., Latin. . SUSANNA Y. CUSHING, French. MA. CATHERINE MAHY, A. M., English. J. MADISON GATHANY, A. M., History. HENRX' K. SEARS, B. S., Mathematics. NORMAN A. Moss, A. M., English. ION E. DWYER, A. M., Commercial Studies. FLORENCE H. SLACK, Elocution. A CARRIE M. SEARLE, A. M., German. HARRY A. JAGER, A. M., English and Latin. IDA B. SMITH, Grade Studies. SABRA M. ANDERSON, Grade Studies. MARGARET C. LYON, A. B., Mathematics, English and French EMMA M. DONNELLY, Typewriting. ' 8

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Quin.:-:-1-:-.:.:.::i.::.i1::ii1:1u'l Q01-xzciui 1:-L 1-1-1-ii 1 2 .::::1u:r+ Preface p ITH this volume the U Blue and White H reaches its thirteenth year. ln the course of this time, nearly every idea with any claim 'to merit has been utilized. This year, therefore, we have made no attempt at entire originality but have supplemented our own thoughts with whatever seemed best in the previous publications. We now submit to you this result of our labor of many months and trust it may find favor in your eyes. Gently to hear, kindly to judge be your mottog and H As the work so the reward, be ours. We take this opportunity to thank all who have in any way contributed to this volume, especially Mr. Marshall for his invaluable assistance in making some of the illustrations. We are greatly indebted to the teachers for their kindness in sitting for a group picture. As a board we owe many thanks to the 1912 Class of the Classical Department for the invitation to their social and the pleasant time enjoyed there. We are sorry that this volume must go to press before the English Department's entertainment takes place. We consider ourselves fortunate in having the privilege of dedicating this year's Blue and White to Miss Allen, whose sympathetic interest and unfailing courtesy have endeared her to the hearts of all. We only hope that this volume may be considered worthy of such a dedication. Quin: xzuiuiuznzm 1- 11:10:41:1:11111-4-n:4pg4:i:a'n .g..-..- -.-... ..-.-.- ,-..-.,..,.. -.,- -..-U-. -...-ug. 7

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Student Teachers OMAR MCCOY, A. B., History. u RANSOM HARVEY, Jn., A. B., Physics and Geometry. ' FLORENCE A. CROSSLEY, A. B., Latin. LILIAN Cosonovn, A. M., English. School Notes It was with surprise and regret that we learned at the opening of school last fall that Mr. Shippee had accepted a position in the Pacific University, Forest Grove, Oregon. The newness of Mr. Dwyer's coming has already worn away, but nevertheless we wish to give him a tardy but none the less hearty welcome to Hope. Everyone will join with us in wishing Mr. Towne all joy and happiness. All who attended the Athletic Play feel deeply indebted to Miss Slack and the cast for producing the best play ever given at Hope. Great credit is also due to the com- mittee for the able way in which they managed the entertainment. As usual the Senior Dance was a great success and all who were fortunate enough to be there will always remember it as one of the red-letter days of their lives. Those who were present at the Junior Social will not soon forget the pleasant after- noon spent there. The whole school should unite in tendering the city a vote of thanksfor the statue railing which has added a pleasing finish to our already well-decorated hall. ' C' SFCRWY Q 1 1 v 9